If nothing else, Galloway demonstrated how beautiful English

[question everything]

can be sound.

I am sure he knows how to pronounce Nuclear, and can separate misunderstanding and underestimating.

Especially after watching Enron, the movie, was nice to see someone proudly facing a Congressional committee and standing his own, not trying to weasel his way out.

[kliljedahl]

1. And from a Scotsman

Much better than Commander Cuckoo Bananas


Keith’s Barbeque Central

[JohnyCanuck]

2. Also noctice he doesn't need to rely on

a guy behind a curtain feeding the talking points into his earpiece.

[Postman]

3. And just how low the bar has been lowered in the US...

when it comes to democracy in action (i.e. telling truth to power) in a very public setting (i.e. US Senate)

Galloways testimony (aka truth telling) came as a shocking breath of fresh air. Yet another indicator of just how dangerous this fascist administration is and where they are dragging the country.

[quiet.american]

4. Yes. It's like a good, hard slap delivered to bring one out of a daze. n/t

[Cha]

5. Scottish, me dear!

The most beautiful language on Earth! Says me.

[NNN0LHI]

6. Hoot Mon! n/t

[Cha]

7. :)

:D

[eleny]

8. And let's here it for the word...

"traduce"!

[nuxvomica]

9. I was thinking at the time that he used mostly Anglo-Saxon words

Instead of the tortured Latinate vocabulary or use of jargon of someone who is dissembling. It was both refreshing and powerful.

[RetroLounge]

10. The Scots have their own Martial Arts!

It's Called FUCK YOOOOOUUUUUUU!

(props to Mike Myers..)

RL

[omega minimo]

11. "By no stretch of the English language...."

can two be considerrrrrred MANY.


:kick:

The Scots call it "fierce"!